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Posted on February 12, 2021February 12, 2021 by a1ru1

Talk at the 239th ECS Meeting

Jens will speak on June 1st at the 239th meeting of the Electrochemical Society about Vanadium/Oxygen systems. One highlight is the 150 Wh/L maximum energy density for this Gen4 energy storage system. https://t.co/flOVgeAevC

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